For the past few months, we've seen glimpses of some of the features Microsoft will be shipping with Windows 11's 25H2 update. Now, though, we finally have a more finalized version of 25H2, letting us see exactly what we'll be getting by the end of this year.

The X-Files is one of the greatest shows ever to grace TV screens anywhere in the world, and though the show fizzled out a little towards the end there, its cultural impact just can't be overstated.

On your self-hosting journey, it’s likely you’ll try to self-host everything you can. I know that’s my goal—except for one thing: email. I refuse to self-host my own email, and here’s why I won’t ever do it.

Windows 11 will soon get a big upgrade for managing passkeys thanks to a new partnership with 1Password. This teamwork will let people use their existing 1Password vaults to store and manage passkeys, as well as save new passkeys directly in the password manager.

Most of the time, my taskbar is a cluttered catastrophe, and I have a nearly uncountable number of tabs open in more browser windows than I would care to count. Virtual desktops saved my organization—and my sanity.

Robot vacuums are life changers for some. They take some weight off your shoulders when it comes to housekeeping, and they can be tremendously useful. And right now, this Eufy robot vacuum is half off. Act now, though.

Meta has announced yet another range of its smart glasses to follow the Ray-Ban models we've seen before and, while I think the technology is cool, the lack of any sort of HUD or visual feedback system makes them less than appealing in my opinion.

Fortnite, being played by many kids and having a ton of microtransactions, has a huge problem with unwanted or accidental purchases. After Epic seemingly took advantage of it, the FTC is now refunding these unwanted purchases to players and parents—and you can still submit a claim.

Like a heat wave, Netflix is coming in hot with a fresh new crop of movies and TV shows for July 2025, giving you more than enough excuses to hunker down inside to stay cool.

Using your laptop as your primary computer is a great idea—hook it up to a big monitor, a mechanical keyboard, and a wireless mouse for a fantastic dual-screen setup. But did you know the way you position your laptop can actually affect its performance?

Luxury doesn’t always have to come with a luxury price. In 2025, one compact SUV proves that premium design, upscale features, and refined driving dynamics can still be found in an affordable package, making it a standout in its class.

Whether you're browsing Netflix at home, on your commute, or on vacation, one universal problem unites us all: finding something good to watch. Luckily, I'm here to suggest three shows that are perfect for a weekend binge.

Smart home technology is for more than just indoors. The Weber Searwood 600 XL Pellet Grill lets you control the grill’s temperature and even see if your meat is done from a smartphone while you sit inside. And oh yeah, it makes some pretty delicious barbecue too.

There are stark differences between how iOS apps are made vs how Android apps are made. Namely, iOS apps are built on Swift, while Android mostly uses Kotlin. Now, though, Swift is coming to Android. And it could have huge implications for apps going forward.

For many, their old Xbox 360 consoles are collecting dust in a drawer, but many people are still actively playing with them. Those people, however, are now being hit with a new "upsell" offer that they might not appreciate.

Microsoft is making big changes to how third-party antivirus works under the hood as part of a "Windows Resiliency Initiative." It could impact everything from how the anti-cheat in your favorite game works to how the security of enterprise cloud servers are set up.

Windows is the most popular operating system in the world, and you'll find it on almost every desktop, mobile, and handheld computer out in the wild. This has been the situation for years, and the OS has been a huge money-spinner for Microsoft. In fact, it's what put the company on the map.

The Windows Snipping Tool has improved iteration after iteration, but it still lags behind many third-party screenshot apps, which usually offer more customization options and additional settings you can tweak. If you're looking for an open-source alternative, you're in luck: there is a great one.

Video games have always been my favorite way to have fun, but more games offer something beyond just a temporary distraction. They are turning into powerful tools for creating deep historical experiences, letting players step right into the past.